February 2014
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416 pages
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English
Content preview from Encyclopedic Dictionary of Named Processes in Chemical Technology, 4th Edition
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R-2 [Rapson] A process for making chlorine dioxide by reacting sodium chlorate with sodium chloride and
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NaClONaClHSO ClOClNaSOHO++ =+++
The product gas, mixed with the by-product chlorine, is stripped from the solution by a current of air and
passed into water. The chlorine dioxide dissolves, and most of the chlorine does not; the latter is absorbed in a
second column containing alkali. Developed by W.H. Rapson at Hooker Chemical Corporation and operated
at Springhill, LA, from 1961.
U.S. Patent 2,863,722.
Rapson, W.H., Tappi, 1958, 41(4), 181.
Rapson, W.H. and Partridge, H. de V., Tappi, 1961, 44(10), 698.
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